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Call Number	WH959
Title	Letter written to Governor and Mrs. Thornton from Mamie Eisenhower
Creator(s)	Eisenhower, Mamie Doud, 1896-1979.
Summary	Letter written by Mamie Doud Eisenhower to Governor and Mrs. Thornton regarding the recovery and health of President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Date	1956 June 11
Notes	Located in Box 2 File Folder 31.
Physical Description	1 p.
Is Part Of	Governor Daniel Thornton Papers, 1929-2001
Subject (topic)	Governors--Colorado. Politicians--Colorado. Presidents--United States.
Subject (name)	Thornton, Jessie Willock--Archives. Thornton, Dan, 1911-1976--Archives.
Subject (geographic)	Capitol Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood)
Rights	Contact Western History/Genealogy Dept. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes
Contributor(s)	Ragen, Arthur S., Mrs.--donor.
Language	eng
Digital Origin	reformatted digital
Format-Medium	Document
Full-Text	THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 11, 1956 Dear Jessie and Dan, Thank you for your telegram of prayers and good wishes for Ike's speedy recovery and for your prompt telephone message which was relayed to us via Mr. Tuttle. It is heartwarming to know that you and your dear mother are thinking of us at this difficult time and I know that you are rejoicing with us that the doctors' reports on Ike's condition are so satisfactory. John and Milton were with us at the hospital for several days. They are such wonderful morafeboosters for both of us and you can just imagine how comforting it was to have them so close. Mother remains at the farm in Gettysburg where I envy her. I do not know her plans as yet for returning to Denver, but I am sure she is getting anxious to be back in her own little house. You are dear friends, and I am grateful for your thought. Please extend my warm regard to Mrs. Willock, if she is still with you. Affectionately,

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